What happens after 30 days of deactivating twitter?

No, deactivating Twitter does not delete everything. Deactivating Twitter simply removes your profile from the site. Your tweets will still be available on the web, and any third-party applications you’ve authorized will still have access to your data.

Twitter can be temporarily deactivated for a number of reasons, including but not limited to:
To take a break from the platform
To focus on other priorities
To avoid spoilers for a television show or sporting event
To avoid political arguments with friends and family members
Deactivating Twitter is a quick and easy process. Users can either delete their account permanently or deactivate it for a set period of time.

Twitter can be deactivated in a few ways. The first way is to go to the settings page and click on “deactivate account.” The second way is to email Twitter and request that the account be deactivated. The third way is to tweet “deactivate” to Twitter. When the account is deactivated, the user’s tweets are no longer visible, and the user cannot tweet, retweet, or like other tweets.

Twitter accounts can be recovered after 30 days if the account is not deleted. If the account is deleted, it can be recovered if the user’s email address and phone number are still available.

It’s possible that some of your followers will disappear if you deactivate Twitter, but it’s also possible that they’ll just be inactive users who never saw your tweets in the first place. If you’re really not using Twitter and don’t think you’ll use it in the future, it might be worth considering deactivating your account.

Deactivating your Twitter account is not the same as deleting it. When you deactivate your account, your profile and all of your tweets are hidden, but Twitter still retains all of your data. If you decide to reactivate your account at a later date, all of your data will still be there. If you want to delete your account permanently, you have to contact Twitter support and request that they delete it for you.

There are a few ways to tell if your Twitter account has been deactivated. One way is to try to log in and see if you get an error message saying that the account has been deactivated. Another way is to check your Twitter profile and see if it says “Twitter has deactivated this account.” If either of these things are true, then your account has been deactivated.

There is no definite answer to this question since Twitter’s suspension policies can change without warning. However, there are a few things you can do to try and determine if your account has been suspended permanently:
Check the Twitter website for an announcement about your account.
Try logging in to your account. If you’re unable to log in, it’s likely that your account has been suspended.
Contact Twitter support and ask them about your account status.

Yes, you can hide your Twitter account. To do so, go to your account settings and select the “Privacy and safety” tab. Under “Your Twitter profile,” you’ll see an option to “Hide your profile from search.” Select this option and your profile will no longer appear in search results.

Yes, you can remove Twitter followers. To remove a follower, visit their profile and click the three dots in the top right corner of the follower’s profile and select “Remove from Following.

There is no one definitive answer to this question. Some people have had success appealing their suspension, while others have been unsuccessful. It may also help to try contacting Twitter Support directly.

Twitter does not report to the police.

Twitter jail is a term used to describe when someone’s account has been locked or suspended for violating Twitter’s terms of service. If you think you may have been locked out of your account for violating Twitter’s rules, you can check your account status on Twitter’s website. If your account is locked, Twitter will provide information on how to unlock it.

Deactivated Twitter looks like a regular, inactive Twitter account. The profile picture is gone, the header is blank, and the user’s tweets are no longer visible.